Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-18

Coleman, OF Ptttsburg, did not miss a hit in %
y bet OF 800 even has been made In New York
that the Giants get first or second place.
Daring stll keeps up his slugging Tor Chicago.
jim AUtrie has wholesome respect for Wash
tDgtOns ball-pInying abiIlty.-Sporting Life.
Herman promises 20 become one OF the most use
fCl and popular OF the Giants.
GerhaTdt has steadily Improved since he Joined
tie Nets
II Is said that there Is rod in pickle for Burch,
or brooklyn He VIII be let go soon.
II Washington lets ODay go Cleveland will
make a break Tor him--E1change. Cleveland
Will not have a chance 20 make lis break.
Madden, OF the BOstons could have been Sc
cured Tor $40 month last season Ills salary this
year Il only Sl,0J0.
sunday SAYS ne l. playing the worst ball OF any
man on the Chicago team.
Kansas city II said TO have offered 81 200 for
hlroys release from indianapolis.
Indianapolis has now Iii men on the payroll
which aggregates over $4,000.
Boston will clear about $4,000 above expenses
this season II the present rate OF attendance keeps
up.
Said one OF the Ptttshurg players the other dav.
we lose gaines because We don't know what TO do
al the proper time"
The New Yorks have lost eight games this sea-
son when base nit would have either won or tied
Billy Nash and Tate are the most economical
men on the Boston team. Tie former Is said TO be
banker FOR the rest OF the team.
good many games this season are being won
n the ninth inning Freer batting makes this
easter OF accomplishment than 1t used 10 be.
The ATTENDANCE at games IN PIttsburg y drop
ping on a losing team with MT y-cent admission
Is not popular Ia the smoky city.
The practice OF chdffng the umpire after he
makes what SeemS 10 the spectators To be an error
Of Judgment, Is habit that ought TO be discon-
tlnued-
IL Is now said that Mr.. Wirnan offered TO release
E5terbroOk 10 Louisville for $1,000.
1t = said that the trouble with the Louisville
team Is they do not work together while the Gin
einnau players work Tor joint results and not In
tiv1dudl scores
The Boston directors have about determined on
building new grand stand next season that viii
cost at least $4,000
The Boston GLObe says OF Washfnyton's victory
on "Wednesday: The game was not lost by errors.
The Washingtons won 10 sqUarely on its merits
Myers did good work at short, and DOnneIly at
Third base did splendidly.7
An exchange claims that Miller, Pittsburg's fam
Gus little catcher, i BOstOn's Iayorlte, and the
Boston management would not ask any bonus In
exchange OF Kelly Tor aim.
In the matter OF scoring runs Carroll, the left
fielder OF the Washington team, Is a lucky man.
CUT OF thirty-three times at rst base succeeded
In scoring twenty-Seyen runs.-EEch1Hge.
Captain GlaSseock says ne KNOWS there are two
or three weak spots in the Indianapolis nine. but
SAYS that only great big money will improve
them.
Arson has better fielding average than for
several seasons past. This equalizes, as he has
i4llen on greatly Ia batting
DON'T overlook the New 1OrkS IN your pennant
Calculations. They are holding their own well
under 0iilCuiJieS. When they get into trim. as
they Will sooner or later, look out Tor the pace
tney VIII Sej.-Erchdage.
Harry Wr1ght's no coaching scheme was tried in
ieCeht game AT Boston, and pronounced failure.
Snihule l. PLAYING great game Tor Detroit His
neI1ihS mas not been what IL might be- probably
iof Tue reason That he Is naturally nervous. but
us Dt.he, which 10 " as feared would De MS weak
spot mas been The greatest surprise. He could
nAse Deeh secured Tor 500 Il short time ago.
Umpire OOes:nsr says he intends TO play ball
HeA1 ssaSon- his last playing was with the